10_Secretory Pathway Flashcards

1
Q

Which part of the Golgi complex is closest to the plasma membrane?

A

Trans-Golgi Network (TGN)

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2
Q

What pathway of vesicle travel do COPII, COPI and Clathrin mediate?

A

COPII: ER to Golgi
COPI: Golgi to ER
Clathrin: Golgi to Endosome, PM to Endosome, and perhaps some others.

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3
Q

What technique can be used to isolate different types of vesicles?

A

homogenization and differential centrifugation

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4
Q

Which coat protein form polyhedral structures around vesicles?

A

Clathrin

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5
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What type of microfilament to vesicles travel along in animal cells?

A

microtubules

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6
Q

When COPII-coated vesicles uncoat and fuse with another, what do they form?

A

VTC (vesicular-tubular carriers)

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7
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What supplies the energy for movement of VTCs along microtubules by motor proteins?

A

ATP

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8
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Which vesicular coat is the G-protein Sar1 associated with?

A

COPII

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9
Q

What are GEFs?

A

Guanine Nucleotide Exchange Factors; they activate monomeric small GTPases

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10
Q

What does exchange of GDP for GTP allow Sar1 to insert into the membrane?

A

the amino end is exposed in GTP, and the hydrophobic N-terminus allows Sar1 to instert into the membrane

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11
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Which proteins recognize Sar1/GTP and cargo vesicles, and are recruited to surround the vesicle? (discussing COPII-assembly)

A

Sec23/Sec24

and then Sec 13/Sec31

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12
Q

Once the coated vesicle is formed, what triggers Sar1 to hydrolyze GTP? What is the effect of this?

A

curvature of the membrane

coat disassembles

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13
Q

What do Rab proteins provide compartments with? Are they G-proteins?

A

identity, and yes

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14
Q

What is the name of the protein pair that provides specificity to vesicle fusion?

A

SNARES

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15
Q

What tethers the vesicle to the target membrane prior to docking and fusion?

A

Rab effector is the tethering protein, which recognizes the specific Rab-GTP on the vesicle and tethers it.

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16
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What are the v-SNARES and t-SNARES involved in a synaptic vesicle and the neuronal plasma membrane?

A

v-SNARE: synaptobrevin

t-SNARES: Snap25 and syntaxin

17
Q

What is needed to unfold the SNARE complex after fusion of the vesicle?

A

energy (so, an ATPase)

18
Q

On which positions of the headgroup can phosphoinositides be phosphorylated?

A

3, 4, 5

19
Q

What do kinases and phosphatases do to phosphoinositide headgroups?

A

kinase: adds a P
phosphatase: removes a P

20
Q

Which phosphoinositide is enriched in the plasma membrane?

A

PI(4,5,)P2

21
Q

In which cellular compartment membrane is PI(4)P enriched?

A

Golgi complex

22
Q

What phosphoinositide is found abundantly in endosome membranes?

A

PI(3)P

23
Q

What is the GEF that allows for exchange of GDP for GTP in Sar1?

A

Sec12